This is an alternate history of Rome, where Romulus and Remus both form separate cities, but on opposite sides of the Tiber River.
753 BC: The twin cities of Rome, and Rema form, by each respective brother, Romulus and Remus. Rema and Rome both take Sabine women, and each respective side of the Sabine (North of Tiber, or South), join each government. The Roman Legions are defined as 450 men and 50 cavalry. The Reman Legion is defined as 475 men, 25 engineers, 100 cavalry. A total of the following Legions are in each military:
Roman: 15 Legions (7,500) Reman: 10 Legions (6,000)
750 BC: Both the Remans and Romans enter the first of many wars called the First Italian War. Remans, quickly secure their border, and start to build a wall to defend themselves called the Wall of the Tiber or in Latin: Moenia e Tiber. The Reman Empire stretches itself along the Tiber, while the Roman Empire heads inland, and the north of the Tiber.
Roman: 22 Legions (11,000) Reman: 13 Legions (7,800)
749 BC: The town of Apa, a border town of the Reman Empire on the Tiber, is taken by Roman forces led by Romulus. Three Reman Legions head out toward Apa, while four Reman Legions build and march upon a bridge in the town of Vitus, where a bridgehead against the Roman Empire is made.
Battle of Apa
Romans: 5 Legions (2,500), Romulus; Remans: 3 Legions (1,800)
Losses: 1,480 dead, 520 wounded, Romulus Wounded; Remans: 920 dead, 280 wounded.
Roman: 18 Legions (9,000), Reman: 12 Legions (7,200)
748 BC: A total of eight Reman Legions, and 14 Roman Legions fight in Rome, as the Remans take the city for the first time in a heavy loss to both sides. Both sides fight in Rome, with 2/3 of the city taken by the Remans.
Battle of Rome
Romans: 14 Legions (7,000) Remans: 8 Legions (4,800)
Losses:3,250 dead, 1,750 dead Losses: 2,620 dead, 680 wounded
Romans: 8 Legions (4,000) Remans: 6.5 Legions (3,900)
747 BC: Reman forces retreat from Rome, to the other side of the Tiber, as a treaty between the two cities is signed after the war. A total of 4,730 Roman Army Troops die, and 2,270 Roman Army Troops are wounded, compared to 3,540 Reman Army Troops dead, and 960 Reman Army Troops wounded.
Interesting start?
753 BC: The twin cities of Rome, and Rema form, by each respective brother, Romulus and Remus. Rema and Rome both take Sabine women, and each respective side of the Sabine (North of Tiber, or South), join each government. The Roman Legions are defined as 450 men and 50 cavalry. The Reman Legion is defined as 475 men, 25 engineers, 100 cavalry. A total of the following Legions are in each military:
Roman: 15 Legions (7,500) Reman: 10 Legions (6,000)
750 BC: Both the Remans and Romans enter the first of many wars called the First Italian War. Remans, quickly secure their border, and start to build a wall to defend themselves called the Wall of the Tiber or in Latin: Moenia e Tiber. The Reman Empire stretches itself along the Tiber, while the Roman Empire heads inland, and the north of the Tiber.
Roman: 22 Legions (11,000) Reman: 13 Legions (7,800)
749 BC: The town of Apa, a border town of the Reman Empire on the Tiber, is taken by Roman forces led by Romulus. Three Reman Legions head out toward Apa, while four Reman Legions build and march upon a bridge in the town of Vitus, where a bridgehead against the Roman Empire is made.
Battle of Apa
Romans: 5 Legions (2,500), Romulus; Remans: 3 Legions (1,800)
Losses: 1,480 dead, 520 wounded, Romulus Wounded; Remans: 920 dead, 280 wounded.
Roman: 18 Legions (9,000), Reman: 12 Legions (7,200)
748 BC: A total of eight Reman Legions, and 14 Roman Legions fight in Rome, as the Remans take the city for the first time in a heavy loss to both sides. Both sides fight in Rome, with 2/3 of the city taken by the Remans.
Battle of Rome
Romans: 14 Legions (7,000) Remans: 8 Legions (4,800)
Losses:3,250 dead, 1,750 dead Losses: 2,620 dead, 680 wounded
Romans: 8 Legions (4,000) Remans: 6.5 Legions (3,900)
747 BC: Reman forces retreat from Rome, to the other side of the Tiber, as a treaty between the two cities is signed after the war. A total of 4,730 Roman Army Troops die, and 2,270 Roman Army Troops are wounded, compared to 3,540 Reman Army Troops dead, and 960 Reman Army Troops wounded.
Interesting start?